Managing staking positions across multiple chains shouldn’t require spreadsheets, guesswork, or time-consuming delegation flows. That’s why something new is coming to Finoa Consensus Services (FCS). Stake Desk is our soon-to-be-released interface built for everyone who wants a clearer, faster, and more secure way to manage their staking operations. From Celestia to Nillion, Babylon, Saga, and Axelar, Stake Desk will unify everything that matters into a single view, with staking actions that take four clicks or fewer.
Launching soon, Stake Desk will mark a major milestone in how self-custody users interact with our institutional-grade staking infrastructure. While we are starting with these five chains, we’re just getting started. We will onboard more networks in the months ahead, with a special focus on supporting young chains at launch to provide their communities with a safe place to help secure and decentralize the network from day one. Our roadmap will also be heavily influenced by our users, and we encourage the community to suggest new networks for consideration via our contact form.
Expanding access to institutional-grade staking infrastructure
Staking across different chain ecosystems is growing, but managing those positions remains fragmented. Each network brings its own tools, interfaces, and delegation flows, creating friction for users trying to keep track of everything in one place.
The FCS Stake Desk addresses this by offering every self-custody user access to the same infrastructure trusted by institutions. It brings real-time visibility into staked and available balances, unclaimed rewards and estimated APRs, across supported chains. Stake, unstake, and claim actions are seamlessly integrated and consistently available in just a few clicks.
Combined with support for Keplr, Cosmostation, MetaMask, Ledger and many more via WalletConnect v2, Stake Desk simplifies staking across networks while offering the operational clarity and performance trusted by institutions.
What to expect from the FCS Stake Desk on launch
Stake Desk will launch as a dashboard designed for clarity and speed. Seamless interaction with supported staking protocols through the FCS validator set.
The first version of the Stake Desk will include:
- Real-time balances for available, staked, and unclaimed rewards
- Stake, unstake, and claim buttons with FCS validators pre-selected
- Per-chain validator information, including commission rates, APRs, and unbonding periods
- Live charts displaying staked vs. unstaked value and asset distribution
- Support for self-custody wallets with secure connections and on-chain confirmations
All supported assets, including TIA, NIL, BABY, SAGA, and AXL, will be visible by default, even with zero balances, to help users track what's possible at a glance. Action buttons will activate only once the network is approved in the connected wallet.
Stake Desk is built on operational assurance
Stake Desk is backed by the same infrastructure that powers our 24/7 monitored validator machines. That operational assurance extends directly to the user experience. Interface actions will complete in under two seconds (excluding wallet confirmations), and automatic failover to FCS-managed RPC endpoints ensures uptime when public nodes degrade. To support transparency, each validator includes links to its explorer profile, available directly in the action modals. From metrics to execution, every detail of Stake Desk reflects our focus on reliability, clarity, and institutional-grade performance.
Preparing for launch and what comes next
Stake Desk will soon be made available to a select group of early users. While the initial release will not yet support transaction history or mobile access, it lays the foundation for something more ambitious: a full-scale enterprise staking portal across all networks validated by FCS.
Further updates will be shared as we approach launch.
This post is for educational purposes only. Please do your own research before making any operational or protocol decisions.